verb

enter

to enter, to go in, to type in

Please enter the room quietly.

Please enter the room quietly.

You need to enter your password.

You need to enter your password.

She decided to enter the competition.

She decided to enter the competition.

((sth.)) to go or come into (a place). Please enter the room quietly.

((sth.)) to type (information) into a computer. You need to enter your password.

((sth.)) to become a participant in (sth.). She decided to enter the competition.

Synonyms: go in, come in, input; Antonyms: exit, leave, depart

From Latin 'intrare', from 'in-' (in) + 'trare' (related to 'trans', across). Literally 'to go in'.

Think of the 'Enter' key on a keyboard, which you press to 'go into' a new line or submit data.

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